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Cyberbullying: When someone gets harassed or threatened through technology. Some technology would be computers, phones, etc. 1-3 statistics: -6% of kids are being sent harmful and threatening messages through the computer

Facts: A sign a kid may be getting cyberbullied is if they are denying to go to school, staying away from technology, lack of eating and sleeping,. -Most kids get bullied through social networks.- Girls are more in likely to get cyberbullied more than boys.

Advice: -You can get through cyberbullying, just keep your head up high -Don't like anyone get you down from cyberbullying, you can become a stronger person inside and out. - Get helps from an adult or friend.

Prevention: -Don't participate in the bullying - Tell an adult about bullying - If you see bullying try to stop it - JUST DON'T BULLY!

Shifflett: Over 6% of kids are being sent harmful and threatening messages through the computer. Brittany: That 3% of the 6% are the kids that send other harmful and threatening messages to others. Chris: That would be called cyberbullying Brittany: Cyberbulling is when someone gets harassed or threatened through technology. Shifflett: Technology could include computers (hold up computer to camra) Chris: Or phones or cellphones. (Hold up cellphone) Shifflett: On the computer most cyberbullying happens through social networks like Facebook, and Twitter. Brittany: A sign of cyberbullying would be someone denying to go to school Shifflett: Or they may stay away from technology. Chris: Or maybe even lack of eating and sleeping. Shifflett: There are ways to prevent cyberbullying, for example like don't participate in the bullying Brittany: Tell an adult about the bullying Chris: Or even just try to stop the bullying Shifflett: The number one way to stop bullying though is..... All together: JUST DON'T BULLY! Brittany: Some advice for cyberbullying would just keep your head up high Shifflett: Don't let anyone get you down Chris: It can help you be a stronger person Brittany: And you can just get help from an adult. All together: STOP CYBERBULLYING!